This is a cause i made on facebook. As many of you may remember, almost a year ago, at this date, my best friend killed in a bike accident (no helmet use). So... i made this cause for his memory. And because i believe that if anyone wears his/her helmet that day and (God no!!!!) involves in an accident, the helmet use, will reduce injuries. So if you want, join my cause at:
http://apps.facebook.com/causes/309214/ ... m=03b2dc6f
Thank you very much
Christodulos
WORLD DAY OF HELMET USE, 22nd OF AUGUST
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WORLD DAY OF HELMET USE, 22nd OF AUGUST
THE COST OF YOUR HELMET, IT DEPENTS ON HOW MUCH EXPENSIVE YOU THINK YOUR HEAD IS.
Re: WORLD DAY OF HELMET USE, 22nd OF AUGUST
I wish I'd been wearing a helmet when I was knocked off my mountain bike. A nice shiny helmet would've taken my mind off the broken pelvis.
While I personally advocate helmets, I'm an even bigger advocate of rider training (and driver awareness) and riding sensibly within your limits - there really is no such thing as an 'accident'. Treat the disease, not the symptoms, and all that.
While I personally advocate helmets, I'm an even bigger advocate of rider training (and driver awareness) and riding sensibly within your limits - there really is no such thing as an 'accident'. Treat the disease, not the symptoms, and all that.
Re: WORLD DAY OF HELMET USE, 22nd OF AUGUST
Fartblood wrote:I wish I'd been wearing a helmet when I was knocked off my mountain bike. A nice shiny helmet would've taken my mind off the broken pelvis.
While I personally advocate helmets, I'm an even bigger advocate of rider training (and driver awareness) and riding sensibly within your limits - there really is no such thing as an 'accident'. Treat the disease, not the symptoms, and all that.

THE COST OF YOUR HELMET, IT DEPENTS ON HOW MUCH EXPENSIVE YOU THINK YOUR HEAD IS.
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Re: WORLD DAY OF HELMET USE, 22nd OF AUGUST
+5K on thatFartblood wrote:I wish I'd been wearing a helmet when I was knocked off my mountain bike. A nice shiny helmet would've taken my mind off the broken pelvis.
While I personally advocate helmets, I'm an even bigger advocate of rider training (and driver awareness) and riding sensibly within your limits - there really is no such thing as an 'accident'. Treat the disease, not the symptoms, and all that.